Today is the last date to apply for Sainik School Entrance: NTA said in the revised bulletin that there is no exam on 19th, dates will be released soon.

The last date to apply for All India Sainik School Entrance Exam (AISSEE) 2025 is today i.e. 13 January 2025. Students who pass this entrance can take admission in class 6th and 9th. Students can apply by visiting the official website of NTA exams.nta.ac.in/AISSEE. These applications started from 24 December 2024.

Important dates related to AISSEE

Age Limit:

Class 6th: Must be between 10-12 years before 31st March 2025.

Class 9th: Must be between 13-15 years before 31st March 2025.

Fees:

General/OBC/Defence/Ex-Serviceman: Rs 800 ST/SC: Rs 650

There will be a 150 minute paper in the Class 6 exam in Sainik School. There will be a 180-minute paper in class 9 entrance. There will be 300 marks exam in class 6th and 400 marks exam in class 9th. Minimum marks should be 25% in each section and aggregate marks should be 40%.

NTA will release exam dates soon

NTA had first said in its notification that the exam would be held on January 19. After that NTA issued a customized notification saying that the exam date will be declared soon on the official Website. Through this exam, admission will be done in all 39 schools of the country for class 6th and in 17 schools for class 9th.

Apply like this:

official notification

application link

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